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Ireland - 2020
Jimmy Cullen returns to his hometown after seven years of exile. Coincidentally, his father passes away shortly after his arrival. His last wish: to be buried on a day when it doesn't rain, which turns out to be rather complicated in this corner of Ireland.
Redemption of a Rogue
Ireland - 2020
Directing by: Philip Doherty
Writing: Philip Doherty
Cinematography: Burschi Wojnar
Music: Robbie Perry
Produced by: Emma Foley, Tamryn Reinecke
Cast: Aaron Monaghan, Aisling O'Mara, Kiaran Roche, Pat McCabe, Shane Connoughton, Charlie Bonner, Liz FitzGibbon, Kevin McGahern
International sales: Pale Rebel Productions
Language : English // Subtitles : French
Writing: Philip Doherty
Cinematography: Burschi Wojnar
Music: Robbie Perry
Produced by: Emma Foley, Tamryn Reinecke
Cast: Aaron Monaghan, Aisling O'Mara, Kiaran Roche, Pat McCabe, Shane Connoughton, Charlie Bonner, Liz FitzGibbon, Kevin McGahern
International sales: Pale Rebel Productions
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Tuesday December 07th 2021 02:30 PM
Tuesday December 07th 2021 16:30:00
Europe/Paris
Redemption of a Rogue
Jimmy Cullen returns to his hometown after seven years of exile. Coincidentally, his father passes away shortly after his arrival. His last wish: to be buried on a day when it doesn't rain, which turns out to be rather complicated in this corner of Ireland.
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Legally restricted to persons over 12
Lenght : 94 min // Ratio : 2.39 // Format : dcpLanguage : English // Subtitles : French
Jimmy Cullen returns to his hometown after seven years of exile. Coincidentally, his father passes away shortly after his arrival. His last wish: to be buried on a day when it doesn't rain, which turns out to be rather complicated in this corner of Ireland.
After the selection of Mike Ahern and Enda Loughman's Extra Ordinary in 2019, the PIFFF insists that something quite unique is going on in Ireland in the very specific field of immersing comedy against the grain in genre cinema. With a consummate talent for capturing the frankly hostile atmosphere of the local villages, Redemption of a Rogue imposes a disconcerting rhythm and direction on its first sequences. Layers of absurdity and total nonsense are superimposed, and without being aware of it, we find ourselves laughing at tragic situations, impossible to tell. And you finish the film 30% more Irish than you started it.